CSPD, TESSA hosting event Sunday to help families stay safe online
The Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) is teaming up with a local group to help families stay safe online.
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Pueblo City Council to vote Monday on using taxpayer money for da Vinci Museum
The tone of Pueblo's economic development future could be determined Monday night. Mayor Graham talked about city council voting to provide $885,000 of taxpayer money to the new da Vinci Museum.
Colorado Springs mother convicted of murdering her children appears in court
A Colorado Springs mother convicted of murdering her three children more than two decades ago was back in court for a hearing on Thursday.
Central Springs auto shop owner braces for more costs if US-Canada tariff deal falls through
A Colorado Springs auto shop owner says Canadian tariffs have already raised part prices and warns a new round of tariffs could make repairs even costlier.
Register for the Doubleheader Debate at the Pikes Peak Center
Next Thursday, August 27, candidates running for Colorado's 5th Congressional District and Colorado Governor will be debating in Colorado Springs.
Pueblo ranked top 10 in a poll of the most envied places to buy a first home
Pueblo County’s single-family housing market is showing signs of a slowdown, with home sales and prices falling in July as buyers take more time to make decisions.
Improvements are coming for a Colorado Springs urban trail
The Rock Island Trail in Colorado Springs will see improvements along 2 miles of trail along the Rock Island Trail corridor near Constitution Avenue and Sand Creek.
CSPD seeks community help in locating a missing at-risk 13-year-old
The Colorado Springs Police Department is seeking the community's help in locating a missing at-risk teenager.
El Paso County Sheriff's Office finds missing 15-year-old
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office (EPSO) is asking for the community’s help finding a missing 15-year-old boy.
Registration enforcement kicks off next week in the Pikes Peak Region
Drivers who have waited to register their vehicles and have expired tickets should expect an increased crackdown starting on Sunday.